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RM2B03A9B–Philip (1177-1208), also known as Philip of Swabia, was the youngest son of Emperor Frederick I and younger brother of Emperor Henry VI. Philip was originally prepared for a life in the clergy, but he forsook his ecclesiastical calling in 1191 after travelling to Italy, and was made Duke of Tuscany in 1195, as well as becoming Duke of Swabia in 1196 after the death of his brother Conrad. He married Princess Irene Angelina, daughter of Byzantine emperor Isaac II Angelos in 1197.
RMF36DPK–A scene from William Shakespeare's play King John, Act V, scene 7. King John: ' Poison'd, ill fare, dead, forsook, cast off.' Illustration by Gordon Browne.
RMERFYAN–The Division of the Kingdoms under Rehoboam. C. 932 -931 BCE. After the split, Rehoboam remained king of the southern Kingdom of Judah. I Kings 12:13 -14. 'And the king answered the people roughly, and forsook the old men's counsel that they gave him; 14 And spake to them after the counsel of the young men, saying, My father made your yoke heavy, and I will add to your yoke: my father also chastised you with whips, but I will chastise you with scorpions.'. Illustration by William Hole 1846 - 1917
RMWX0CB5–'Schubert fled from the room', (1907). In 1822, the young Schubert meets the celebrated composer Beethoven: '...a courteous but somewhat formal welcome was accorded them. This in itself was bad enough for poor Schubert, whose courage straightway forsook him; but when Beethoven proceeded to hand to him the bundle of paper and the carpenter's pencil which, owing to his deafness, he kept in readiness for his visitors, Schubert's shyness prevented him writing a single word...Beethoven, looking through the composition, lighted upon something to which he took exception, and forthwith proceeded to po
RM2D4ARHF–A Buddhist monk viewing the famous ancient frescos of Sigiriya (Lion Rock) depicting Apsaras or celestial beauties, Sigiriya, Sri Lanka, in this May 3, 2001 file photo. The rock fortress famous for it is frescos and graffiti dating back to 5th century A.D. was built by King Kasyapa (479-497 A.D.) who forsook Anuradhapura in fear of his brother. Sigiriya is an important historic location in Sri Lanka and is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. AL/FMS
RMPK66K9–Young sluise operators at Forsook village on the Göta canal, view from a boat cruise along an idyllic waterway in Sweden
RMFF785N–geography / travel, Germany, Berlin, Bernauer Strasse, closed shop 'Schuhmacherei', Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMGCA9X2–Christmas, cribs, Nativity scene, Germany, circa 1956, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RM2AFX946–. The Rhine; its scenery and historical and legendary associations. 104 THE RHINE BOOK. by their devoted piety, that, after praying with them at the tombs of the apostles,he determined on abdicating the pontifical office, to accompany them on their returndown the Rhine to Cologne. At Mayence they were joined by Prince Coman, the son of Agrippus, who forlove of his betrothed at once forsook the errors of the pagan faith and wasbaptized. The Eleven Thousand Virgins with their sainted leader, her husband,and Pope Cyriacus, passed rapidly to Cologne, where, however, they were notlong destined to l
RMGF01NM–geography / travel, Greenland, Skjoldungen, deserted small settlement on a small isle, East coast,
RMR2YB1J–Social media symbols and wordplay on quote from Mark chapter 1 verse 18 in Spanish language in church entrance, La Paz, Bolivia
RM2JD9KAW–Hot Stuff devil teddy bear lying abandoned in shallows at the edge of the river Wensum in Norwich, Norfolk, UK
RM2AJ3500–Christian Cynosure . hy, the very brother who electioneered and nom-inated Bishop Edwards, as our first president, in ournational convention at Pittsburgh, when persecu-tion arose because of that way forsook both Ed-wards and us. At that very time, Edwards had longshrunk from, or by lodge influence had been excludedfrom the pulpit of the First ITnited Brethren churchin Dayton; though he afterward preached there. Andin the family of the brother alluded to above, thatgreat, good man was spoken disrespectfully of, as harsh, crabbed and unyielding. And in the social circle of the church, where the
RFWXBTB1–This is an image of a business man with his hands to his head. This image can represent 'Bad news', 'Poor Investment', 'Confusion' etc..
RM2JD9KBW–Hot Stuff devil teddy bear lying abandoned in shallows at the edge of the river Wensum in Norwich, Norfolk, UK
RM2AFKJ4X–. Practical physics. Galileo (1564-1642) Great Italian physicist, astronomer, and mathematician; founder of experi-mental science ; was son of an impoverished nobleman of Pisa; studied medi-cine in early youth, but forsook it for mathematics and science; was professorof mathematics at Pisa and at Padua; discovered the laws of falling bodies andthe laws of the pendulum ; was the creator of the science of dynamics; constructedthe first thermometer; first used the telescope for astronomical observations;discovered Jupiters satellites and the spots on the sun. Modern physics begins with Galileo. ^
RM2AXCE96–London . ame, admired by the expert in artand by the learned in science, courted by the great, caressed by sovereignpowers and celebrated by distinguished poets, his native humility, modesty, andcandour never forsook him, even on surprise or provocation; nor was the leastdeo-ree of arrogance or assumption visible to the most scrutinizing eye in anypart of his conduct or discourse. His talents of every kind powerful by nature,and not meanly cultivated by letters ; his social virtues in all the relations andall the habitudes of life, rendered him the centre of a very great and unparalleledvariet
RM2AKHGGH–The art Bible, comprising the Old and new Testaments : with numerous illustrations . of Israel fled, and that Saul andhis sons were dead, they forsook the cities,and fled; and the Philistines came anddwelt in them. 8 And it came to pass on the morrow, whenthe Philistines came to strip the slain, thatthey found Saul and his three sons fallen inmount Gilboa. 9 And they cut off his head, and strippedoff his armour, and sent into the land ofthe Philistines round about, to publish it The Philistines insult the dead. 1 SAMUEL 31. Their bodies recovered and burnt. in the house of their idols, and amo
RM2AG061T–. Anecdotes of Abraham Lincoln and Lincoln's stories : including early life stories, professional life stories, White House stories, war stories, miscellaneous stories. ed that you wereaccustomed to think so much upon this class of subjects;certainly your friends generally are ignorant of the senti-ments you have expressed to me. He replied quickly: Iknow they are, but I think more on these subjects thanupon all others, and I have done so for years;«and I amwilling you should know it. When his clients had practiced gross deception upon him,Mr. Lincoln forsook their cases in mid-passage; and he
RM2ANHKP0–The library of historic characters and famous events of all nations and all ages; . or and amazement, to the rear.The column of General Gibbs did not advance after the fallof their leader. Leaving heaps of slain behind them, they,too, forsook the bloody field, rushed in utter confusionout of the fire, and took refuge at the bottom of wetditches and behind trees and bushes on the borders of the swamp The whole was like a dream. How long a time, does thereader think, elapsed between the fire of the first Americangun and the total rout of the attacking columns ? Twenty-live minutes! Not that the
RM2AKRKDR–Canadian grocer July-December 1908 . way gainedpersonally an advanced knowledge andexperience. During his twenty yearsestabiisliment he succeeded in gaininga splendid reputation and became oneof the largest Government contractorsin the North of England, and duringthe South African War received con- tracts for over two million tins of jamfrom the British Government. The query might arise as to why Mr.Wagstaffe forsook England to come toCanada. When Joseph Chamberlainsigned the Brussels Sugar Conventionand the war with South Africa cast agloom over England, and the cottontrade was practically at
RM2AJ3T63–Catalogue of paintings and drawings. . THE ANXIOUS FAMILYJOSEF ISRAELS ii8 JOSEF ISRAELS Dutch, 1824-1911TUV. ANXIOUS FAMILY Josef Israels felt the depth, mood, and mystery In the cot-tagers he painted, and the sentiment In the solitary monotonousroutine of their day. Always an admirer of Rembrandt, whoseInfluence Is clearly perceptible In his middle and later periods,Israels forsook entirely the path of classical painting and de-veloped that particular art which characterizes him. The^?Jnxious Family was painted before he acquired his most sug-gestive technique. Yet each figure Is conceived w
RM2AFKK1W–. Practical physics. Fiu. 76. Leaning tower(if Pisa, from which wereperformed some of Gali-leos famous experimentson fallin- bodies. Galileo (1564-1642) Great Italian physicist, astronomer, and mathematician; founder of experi-mental science ; was son of an impoverished nobleman of Pisa; studied medi-cine in early youth, but forsook it for mathematics and science; was professorof mathematics at Pisa and at Padua; discovered the laws of falling bodies andthe laws of the pendulum ; was the creator of the science of dynamics; constructedthe first thermometer; first used the telescope for astronom
